Goebbels Hints at Invasion of England
In a censored Voelkischer Beobachter article Goebbels discusses invasion possibilities for England, citing Crete as a model and suggesting surprising developments could occur within two months. He contrasts British rigidity with German adaptability and ongoing military experimentation.
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Bels
Voelkischer Beobachter
England
Crete
Britain
Goebbels
Churchill
Germany
The Little Shepherd Kingdom Come at the Opera House
The Little Shepherd Kingdom Come adapted from John Fox Jr. comes to the Opera House for a single performance on Friday November 10 1922. The Kentucky mountains tale drew a crowd and the local stage overflowed with spectators. Moreover the Mountaineer student paper appeared November 10 1922 with staff editor Robert Warder and cartoonist J T Love. Armistice Day events in Grafton featured a grand parade led by Commander M L Trout and a Liberty Tree planting ceremony coordinated by the D A R with Judge Ira E B Robinson delivering the patriotic address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Shepherd Kingdom Come
John Fox, Jr
Opera House
Kentucky Mountains
Honge
Alice Caruthers
Grafton Sentinel
Progress of Christian Science
Autoport
Good Literature Club
Christian Filence
America
Wednessay
Board of Lectureship
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Church of Christian Scientist and Miscellaney
Eddy
Christian Science Journal
Divine Science
Sentinel
Alice T. Caruthers
Mountaineer
Grafton High School
Robert Warder
J.T. Love
Byll Spaur
Hedelstein
Clark
Grafton
M. L. Trout
Taylor County
American Legion
Legion
Legion Post
Philippi
Jthin
Marines and Sailors of the Navy
Red Cross
Daughters of the American Revolution
Salvation Army
East Main Street
Elks Band
Court House
France
Federal Building
Elizabeth Cummins
United States Treasury Department
Davis Elkins
West Virginia
Sam R. Jenkins
District of Columbia
Georgia
Ohio
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ilinois
Louisana
Kentucky
Massachussetts
Columbia
William Morgan
Eugene Kirsting
Mabel Phillips
A. J. Freygan
Susan Sayre
Beulah Snyder
Frances Staveley
Bessie Kennedy
Virginia Hanway
Margaret Hanway
Grace Loar
Mary Bryden
Carrie Brown
Union
Prudence Hinkle
The
Daughters of the Revolution
William Haymond
Elizabeth Zane
Clarksburg
Buckhannon
Ira EB. Robinson
Churchill’s fall from statemanship in political clash
In a periodical critique, a writer laments Winston Churchill’s shift from statesmanlike rhetoric to personal attacks against Leslie Hore-Belisha. The piece argues the PM risks eroding support if he cannot reclaim his imperial stance and unite his admirers behind national leadership.
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Winston Churchill
Yanke
Englangg
Churchill
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Hore-Belisha
Neville Chamberlain
Bsrime
Murder trail through rusty tunnel road chase continues
Henry and Jones pursue a killer through muddy hills after the victim Bisbee is found on a trail near Stanley King’s estate. A milk-delivery youth and deputy sheriff join the coroner and Jones as footprints reveal the escape path toward a rail tunnel. The pursuit heads toward a dark tunnel mouth as the suspect vanishes into the landscape.
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Potter
Henry
Jones
Old Tunnel
Bisbee
Rome
John Jones
Wes
Juhne
Peer Aades
Reynolds May Bill Sparks Alarm Over Property Powers
A Clarkeburg Telegram excerpt warns that the Reynolds May bill grants broad property powers in the name of national defense. It argues the measure is sweeping, empowering a single official beyond prior New Deal threats to liberty and free enterprise, and could outpace moves to pack the Supreme Court or reorganize federal powers.
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Roosevelt
New Deal
Reynolds-May
White House
Congress
America
Clarkeburg
Supreme Court
Encouraging Hope Amid Crisis From Bruce Barton Talk
An excerpt from Elkins Inter-Mountain cites Bruce Barton urging optimism to high school and college students in New York. He argues youth should pursue careers and families despite global upheaval, noting past eras also faced despair yet produced future leaders and significant progress.
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Elkins Inter-Mountain
America
Bruce Barton
Barton
New York
Nntion
Defense Opens in Costanzo Coal Pricing Trial
Pittsburgh June 13 The trial in the bituminous coal code case heard T J Hudson assistant secretary of Weirton Steel testify for Costanzo Coal Mining company that no violations occurred in dealings with Weirton Steel He said coal was sold under contracts before June 16 1933 and accepted transport by rail or strip mine coal as stipulated by the contract The government argues deliveries of other sizes void the contract under the code
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Pittsburgh
T. J. Hudson
Weirton Steel Company
Costanzo Coal Mining Company
Costanzo
Vor
Weirton Steel
Hudson
British Admit French Stall Syrian Drive
Cairo June 13 the British command acknowledged that French resistance stalled the drive into Syria at points yet said further progress had been made by last night. The middle east command communique offered few specifics on where Syrian defenses delayed invasion or depths of gains but stated that allied forces had made further progress in all sectors despite Vichy resistance.
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Wensley
Susan Baker
Jones
Bisbes
Stanley King
Nce
Pune
Khalid
Bigbee
Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Clarksburg Woman Chosen Sponsor for Navy Tender Launch
In Point Pleasant on June 13, it was announced that the Marietta Manufacturing Co. will launch the third of four net tenders for the Navy into the Ohio River Thursday afternoon June 19. Mrs Polly Cloud Randolph of Clarksburg was chosen as sponsor for the launching.
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Suarksburg
Point Pleasant
Eee Elder
Navy
Marietta Facturing Co
Ohio River
Polly Cloud Randolph
Clarksburg
Fragmentary list of literary figures and thinkers
A damaged fragment presents names such as Wadsworth Longfellow Cyrus Wendell Phillips Edgar Allan Poe Harriet Stowe and Charles Sumner. The text also mentions Joseph Smith and Streenleaf Whittier without clear context or dates. The passage appears to be a partial roster or catalog of notable authors and reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Longfellow
Cyrus
Meldermick
Wendell __ Phillips
Edgar Allen Poe
William H. d
Joseph Smith
Harriet Stowe
Charles Sumner
Streenleaf Whittier
Regional brain control resists decay in insulin shock
A medical expert notes the region governing breathing and heart actions is most resistant to deprivation. Without freely available blood, the cortex lasts about five minutes and the medulla 20 to 30. Signs of medullary impairment arise as pulse slows and becomes irregular, suggesting insulin treatment should stop.
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Tyler
Biologist Seeks Hope Amid Hard Times
Scientist discusses national resilience and warns younger generations to face coming hardships with optimism. He reflects on presidents including Lincoln, the value of living comfortably, and the need for preparation as parts of the brain respond differently to oxygen deprivation. He explains how the cortex, responsible for thinking, is highly sensitive to stress, while lower brain centers regulate basic body temperature.
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Stigham Young
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Folka
Med
Fragmented Readings on War Flotsam and Oddities
A garbled wide ranging note cites Russian training for female pilots at sea and mentions an imagined scenario of enemy bombardment. It references Iona Bond from British Columbia buying something patriotic, and quotes a line about Nazis and bases. The text wanders through surreal Apple and California fruit images and concludes with commentary on imagined puzzles.
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California
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God
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Igor
Richard Houghton
Napoleon
P.gaid. Vy
Mr. Parton
Continent
Lotis Agassiz
Henry Ward
Beecher
John Brown
Stephen A. Douglas
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ao David A. Farragut
Greeley
Nathaniel Tisciore
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark ‘Hopkins
Robert E
Lees Buel
Ulla
Jenking
Acs
Iona Bond
British Columbia
Veing
Buddy
Civic Ros
Fort
South Carolina
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